The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-11-09

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Rifles So, 4S6.76.
On motion the report was laid on
the table.
Minister Thurston read report
in answer to the resolution asking
about the opium license, TO the
effect that the license was granted
TO Chung Lung on January 10th,
1887, for a period of 4 years, and
100000 have been paid in advance
for one year.
On motion the report was accept
ed and referred to the committee on
opium and liquor.
On motion of Mr.. Castle the re-
port of Minister Brown on Military
affairs was taken from the table and
referred to Military Committee.
Mr.. Baldwin gave notice of a bill
prohibiting the sale of liquors at re-
tail outside of Honolulu.
Minister Green reported the dates
of the appointments of the different
governors and governesses.
On motion the report was laid on
the table to come up when the bill
relating TO governors comes up.
Mr.. &. Brown read resolution to
the effect that the Minister of In
terror be asked to inform this AS
sembly why the physician to the In
sane Asylum was removed.
Minister Thurston stated that he
had no objection to state to
the House the reason for his re-
moval. He had told DR.. Webb,
however, that he would not do 50,
but if the Assembly insisted upon it
he would. He also said that it was
for the first two causes stated in the
resolution.
Mr.. Kalankoa read a resolution to
the effect that the Acknowledgement
inform this Assembly how many
permits have been granted for the
use of opium and how much money
has been received from the Marshal
for such permits. Resolution passed.
Mr.. Rice read bill to amend
chap. A Session Laws of 1886.
Passed to second reading.
Mr.. Dole gave notice of bill to
repeal chap. 32 Session Laws of
1886, and sections - and 10, chap.
43 Session Laws of 1882, approved
on the 9Th day of October, 1886,
and to re-enact said sections 3 and
Is Of chap. 43 Session Laws of 1882.
Minister Thurston read bill pro-
viding for the appointment of No
taries Public. Passed to second
reading.
Minister Thurston laid before the
house claim from Il. X, Meyers
for back pay while clerk for Water
Works.
On motion the claim was referred
to Finance Committee.
Mr.. f. Brown gave notice of a
bill to repeal chap. 4 session laws
1882; also bill to repeal sec. 50
of the Constitution.
Mr.. Paehaole gave notice of bill
to amend sec. AZ of the Constitu-
ton.
Mr.. Kamauoha read for the first
time bill to amend sec. 1448 chap.
80 Civil Code, and chap. l session
laws 1887, relating to heirs of pro-
perty. Passed to second reading.
Mr.. Castle gave notice of bill
to amend sec. 3 session laws 1886,
and the law relating to water rights
and privileges.
Mr.. Kamauoha read a bill to
amend article SO of the Constitu-
ton. Passed to second reading.
On motion of Mr.. Smith, the COM
mittee to draft a reply TO the King s
speech were instructed TO present
an engrossed copy to His Majesty
and also to inform the King that
Hon. S. G. Wilder has been elected
president of the Assembly.
Mr.. Young moved that the resolu-
ton of Mr.. Castles that was laid on
the table yesterday, be reconsidered.
Carried.
The resolution was to the effect
that this Assembly only consider
such matters as were outlined in the
Kings speech at the opening of the
Legislature.
Mr.. Rice moved that no more bills
should be introduced after Friday
next. Lost.
The resolution was carried.
Mr.. Kalaukoa read a resolution
that the Minister of Foreign Affairs
place a copy before the House of
the Reciprocity Treaty with the
clause about the concession of Pearl
harbor. The Minister stated that
there was no such treaty in exist
ence as yet; they were awaiting the
signature of the President of the
United States. This Government
has consented to the clause, but it
has TO be ratified by the United
States before it becomes effective.
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